F1 races to be closer from 2027
The International Automobile Federation (FIA) announced amendments to the Formula 1 regulations starting from the 2027 season. These include reducing the total race distance at Grand Prix events from 305 to 290 kilometers, aiming to improve the spectator experience and lessen the impact of rain delays. Additionally, the committee canceled plans to adopt standardized gearboxes to preserve development freedom for suppliers. They also adjusted rules regarding the maximum race duration in adverse weather conditions to ensure the audience can enjoy complete competitions. These modifications indicate the committee’s response to the decreased fuel flow rates in engines, intended to enhance performance and competitiveness in future races.
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